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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-22, Page 18Page 2A Times -Advocate, July 22, 1987 CHAMPS IN LUCAN — The Crediton Royals took the 'A' division of the Lucon men's slo-pitch tourna- ment by storm on the weekend, claiming the 'A' title and $225. In the back row, from left to right are: Bob Stewardson, Howard Neeb, Dave Lovell and Derek Hippern. Third row, left: Ron Davis, Darrel Fink- beiner, Com Stewardson. Second row, left; Doug Webber Bob Willis, Brian Movers. Front row, left; Tony Underhill, Ron Brand and Bob Ford. Missing is Matt Muller. Go undefeated in four games Crediton Royals are Lucan champs Crediton Royals went undefeated in four games on the weekend to take the Lucan Men's Slo-pitch tournament by storm. Royals downed U.A.W. 10-0 in the 'A' final Sunday afternoon to capture the title and collect S225 in prize money. The team took home a total Casual Industries Inc. (43Q Annual Summer Sale Continues Only 3 days left to save on CASUAL LIVING PRODUCTS Hwy. No. 83 Grand Bend 238-2110 If you haven't played IRONWOOD lately ask someone who has Large greens 5,000 sq. ft. per green • Large tees Air conditioned club house New gas carts Licensed under LLBO • • IRONWOOD GOLF CLUB Located one mile East of Exeter off Highway 83. Phone (519) 235-1521 I of $350, winning $25 per victory plus $50 for their semi-final win over Base Invaders. The Crediton team started on the road to victory Friday night when they defeated Jungle Joose Jets 4-3. A 6-1 win over Crediton Cowboys Saturday afternoon sent them into the semi-finals against Base Invaders. Royals won that game 9-7, earning a birth in the 'A' final Sunday afternoon. The U.A.W. team found their way to the 'A' final after an equally long haul. They started their winning ways Saturday morning when they beat Grand Central 9-8. The team pulled out another narrow victory when they beat Renegades 10-9. That win sent them into the semi-finals against Nevin's Lions. U.A.W. pounded the Lions 12-2 to collect $50 and advance to the final where they stalled out. U.A.W. received $125 for finishing as 'A' finalists, bringing their total winnings to $225. Tigers are 'I3' champs A match -up between Toohey's Tigers and Lucan Firemen decided the 'B' final at the Slo-pitch tourney Sunday afternoon. Tigers came out on top, pulling ahead in the last few inn- ings to win 7-3 and collect $175 in prize money. That brought their total win- nings to $250. Toohey's recovered quickly from an initial loss to beat Town Criers 8-2 Saturday morning and hold a spot in the 'B' division. Tigers continued their winning ways, defeating Debbie's Kitchen 7-3, picking up $50 for the semi-final win and advancing to the 'B' final against the Firemen. Lucan Firemen stayed in the 'B' division by beating Grand Central 6.5. They then came up against Exeter Brewers in the semi-final round and handed them a 6-3 loss. Firemen picked up 875 for being 'B' finalists. That brought their weekend earnings to $150. Pete Remington was voted Firemen's most valuable player while Gary Hayter was selected as MVP for Toohey's Tigers. Old Timers take 'C' final After dropping their first two games, Lucan Old Timers turned around and managed to get on the right side of the score. Old Timers thumped Grand Central 13-6 Saturday morning, sending them into the 'C' semi-final against llder- ton Sluggers. Sluggers were no match for the Lucan team. Old Timers won the game 11-1. The Lucan team pulled out.a nar- row victory in the 'C' final, beating Heywood successful in Ironwood 'B' flight There were many new faces in the winning circle at the Ironwood Ladies Club Monday night with Joan Heywood scoring a spectacular score of 40. Heywood who just moved to B flight, could be looking at A flight very shortly. The evening was sponsored by "Aloette". Mary Bilke gave a demonstration of her Aloette products. Mai iene Parsons captured A flight low gross with a 44 and Doris Hackney with 46, took low net honours with a 32. The B flight was won by Heywood and Lorna Russell with a score of 44, captured low net with a 25. The C flight winners were Fran Mickle for low gross with a 51 and Ila Mathers for a low net with a 32. Closest to pin on number four was taken by Helen Webber. Skins were won by Janet Wedlake, Helen Burton and Joan Heywood. Hidden scores were taken by Edith Boyle, MaryLou Thomson, Betty Coates and Kim Pinder. The ladies club voted to help spon- sor the "Juniors Tournament" by donating a prize. Next week Ju1y'27 will be sponsored by Sunoco. EXETER CHRYSLER GRANA BEND CHRYSLER _Ai /- MP \IP ‘1111P Combine forces I I' to bring you the Best Deals If you're interested in genuine savings on your next new vehicle don't miss the gigantic clearance this week in Grand Bend. 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